ISIN code

An ISIN code is a unique 12-character identifier used to distinguish an asset, such as a stock or ETF.

Approved short definition: A unique code that identifies an asset. Example: If two assets have similar names, the ISIN code can help confirm which specific asset you are looking at. Do not use: Do not use “ISIN code” as a synonym for ticker symbol or asset name. Aliases / search terms: ISIN, International Securities Identification Number, asset identifier, security identifier, instrument identifier, identification code, securities code Related terms: Asset, Ticker Symbol, Position ID, Stock, ETF, Account Statement, Corporate Action